Race, Explore, Repeat: Top F1 destinations you can’t miss in 2025
Key Points:
- These are the top five must-visit destinations for F1 fans in 2025
- List includes five standout F1 race destinations—Monaco, Las Vegas, Silverstone, Singapore, and Barcelona—detailing their race dates and budget-friendly travel tips
- Expert emphasises that an F1 trip is more than just race day, suggesting fans add to their experience by exploring local motorsport culture
F1 fans, start your engines—2025 is shaping up to be an epic year for motorsport lovers.
“Whether you want to soak up the electric atmosphere of a Grand Prix weekend or explore the rich history of Formula 1, there’s a suitable destination for you,” says Serge Eliseeff, the CEO of Online Free Games.
The team at Online Free Games has put together a list of five travel destinations that promise unforgettable experiences for Formula 1 enthusiasts. From street circuits to legendary tracks, their list takes you through where you should be heading next year if you’re a motorsport fan.
1. Monaco – The Ultimate Street Circuit
The Monaco Grand Prix (May 22–25, 2025) is the crown jewel of the F1 calendar. With its glamorous harbour, tight corners, and breathtaking elevation changes, this race is as much about prestige as it is about performance. “Watching the cars zip through Monte Carlo is an experience unlike any other, not to be missed!” says Serge.
Serge’s Travel Tip: If grandstand tickets are out of your budget, you can watch from vantage points around the city or book a spot at a rooftop terrace. Accommodations in Monaco are pricey, so staying in nearby Nice and taking the train in is a smart alternative.
2. Las Vegas – Neon Lights And High-Speed Action
F1 returns to the entertainment capital of the world from November 20–22, 2025. The Las Vegas Strip Circuit offers a night race packed with dazzling sights and heart-pounding speeds – and that’s without even mentioning all the other events, attractions, and food spots Vegas is famous for!
Serge’s Travel Tip: “Tickets sell out fast, but hospitality packages often include perks like exclusive views and VIP access,” says Serge. “Budget-conscious travellers should look at hotels off the Strip to get better deals, or check resale platforms for last-minute tickets.”
3. Silverstone – The Home Of British Motorsport
The British Grand Prix (July 4–6, 2025) is a bucket-list event for F1 purists. “The historic Silverstone Circuit has seen some of the sport’s most thrilling battles, and the passionate crowd adds to the excitement,” says Serge. “Even if you can’t get tickets for the event, a visit here is a must for any motorsport fans.”
Serge’s Travel Tip: General admission tickets offer great value if you arrive early to secure a prime spot. For an even more immersive weekend, consider camping near the circuit—just be prepared for unpredictable weather!
4. Singapore – The Thrill Of Night Racing
The Singapore Grand Prix (October 3-5, 2025) is a fan-favourite thanks to its breathtaking night race setting and city skyline backdrop. The Marina Bay Street Circuit challenges drivers with its tight corners and humid conditions, making for dramatic on-track action.
Serge’s Travel Tip: Singapore’s MRT system (their answer to the metro) makes getting to the circuit easy and affordable. “In the daytime, you can explore the city’s renowned hawker food centres and stunning attractions like Gardens by the Bay,” says Serge.
5. Barcelona – Sun, Speed, And Spanish Culture
The Spanish Grand Prix (May 30 – June 1, 2025) at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is a fantastic choice for fans who love a mix of motorsport and sightseeing. With its long straights and technical turns, this track has been a staple of F1 for decades.
Serge’s Travel Tip: The Mediterranean climate makes this a perfect summer getaway. Stay in Barcelona’s city centre, where you can enjoy tapas bars and beachfront nightlife, and take the train to the circuit for an easy travel experience.
Serge Eliseeff, the CEO of Online Free Games, commented:
“As exciting as motorsports can be, there’s more to an F1 trip than just watching the race. Immerse yourself in the local motorsport culture—you could visit F1 museums, book a track day experience, or explore racing simulators that give you a taste of what it’s like behind the wheel. Whether it’s testing your reflexes in a virtual Grand Prix or touring a team’s headquarters, there are countless ways to make your trip unforgettable.
“With 2025 promising another thrilling season, these destinations offer the perfect mix of high-speed action and unforgettable travel moments. Start planning your F1 adventure now, and get ready for a year of motorsport magic!”
